Forbidden Archaeology? The Exaggeration of the Antiquity of Man -part 2-
In an earlier blog post, I mentioned the Nabta Playa monuments that date back to the Neolithic and the attempts of certain significance-junkies to use […]
Pseudoarchaeology
Psueodoarchaeology: Noah’s Ark Update
Jennifer Wilson of The Gazette, a Colorado Springs, CO newspaper, reports that Bob Cornuke, the "discoverer" of the Noah’s Ark site I wrote about in […]
Forbidden Archaeology? Pseudo-archaeology and the Exaggeration of the Antiquity of Man
Some may be familiar with the woo magazine, Atlantis Rising, but for those who are not, allow me to offer a brief introduction. Atlantis Rising […]
Pseudoarchaeology: Raiders of the ‘lost ark’
Ed Brayton turned me on to this pseudoarchaeological report in Christian Worldview Network. It would seem that the “expedition” was “[l]ed by explorer, adventurer, and […]
Pseudoarchaeology: The “Bosnian Pyramid” is a Natural Formation
Afarensis commented a couple of days ago about a report that UNESCO is sending a team to Bosnia to inspect the alleged pyramid, a.k.a. Visocica […]
Bosnian Pseudo-archaeologist pulls wool over media eyes
And perhaps even my own, to some extent. I commented recently on the “Bosnian Pyramid” story with, perhaps, more optimism than skepticism a few days […]
Pyramids in Bosnia
Author’s Note 1/22/2019: I wrote this in 2006, probably the night I saw news outlets like BBC, AP, and ABC’s Nightline carry this story about […]
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